RemedySounds |
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Birth name | Joshua Ross Clark |
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Born | (1989-07-19) 19 July 1989 (age 35) |
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Origin | Portsmouth, England |
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Genres | Dubstep, acoustic, |
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Occupation | Singer-songwriter |
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Instrument(s) | Vocals, guitar |
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Years active | 2011–present |
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Labels | Unsigned |
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Website | facebook.com/RemedySounds |
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Musical artist
RemedySounds (born 19 July 1989 in Portsmouth, England) is an English dubstep/acoustic musician who makes special use loop pedals to create his sound.[1] In July 2012, he was announced as the runner up of the Acoustic category of Live and Unsigned at the age of 22.[2] In June 2012, he performed alongside Macy Gray at Guernsey Festival in Guernsey.[3]
Music career
2011–2012: Live and Unsigned and MakingMoves
In July 2012, RemedySounds was announced as the runner up of the Acoustic Category of Live and Unsigned, placing third overall in the competition.[2] RemedySounds' prizes awarded by Live and Unsigned for his progress in the competition consisted of a Vintage guitar,[4] a festival performance at Bournemouth 7s Festival,[5] a main-stage festival slot at Sundown Festival – sharing a stage with such acts as Chase and Status, Katie B, Tinchy Stryder, Labrinth, Wiley, Chipmunk and Maverick Sabre and a main-stage slot at Guernsey Festival alongside acts including Macy Gray, Kaiser Chiefs and many more.[3]
In July 2012 RemedySounds was invited to Born in a Barn studios to record his debut E.P MakingMoves with producer Roger Greasby and his partner Tony White after meeting at the Live and Unsigned Grand Final after party.[7] On 3 August Remedy tweeted thanking Roger and Tony for their efforts on MakingMoves[8] and MakingMoves was released on iTunes on 2 September 2012[9] and by 5 September 2012 the E.P had reached 7th in the iTunes Singer-Songwriter weekly album chart – surpassing Ed Sheeran and Frank Turner.[10]
On 22 November 2012 RemedySounds uploaded a video response to Taylor Swift's hit single We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.[11] Overnight the video received circa 1,300 views and positive reviews across Twitter and YouTube[12]
Discography
Albums
Music videos
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